How Old are the Hawaiian Islands?BioLogos2026-09-19 | How Old are the Hawaiian Islands?Wonder at Gods CreationBioLogos2023-07-29 | BioLogos President Deb Haarsma talks about wonder and awe in nature!
Where do you see God in nature?
Excerpted from a full program recorded in Silicon Valley in April 2023. The full content can be viewed here: youtu.be/qD5WQ57lVA4
For more information on BioLogos, visit biologos.orgAstronomer Deb Haarsma Talks Telescopes!BioLogos2023-07-28 | BioLogos President, Deb Haarsma, talks about working with radio telescopes!
Excerpted from a full program recorded in Silicon Valley in April 2023. The full content can be viewed here: youtu.be/qD5WQ57lVA4
For more information on BioLogos, visit biologos.orgIs there a separation between science and faith? - BioLogos President Deb HaarsmaBioLogos2023-07-27 | Hear what President Deb Haarsma has to say about how her faith and work go together!
Excerpted from a full program recorded in Silicon Valley in April 2023. The full content can be viewed here: youtu.be/qD5WQ57lVA4
For more information on BioLogos, visit biologos.orgBeyond the Impasse - Francis Collins & Deb HaarsmaBioLogos2023-07-06 | This is a recording of a live presentation called Beyond the Impasse: Seeking Truth in Faith & Science.
It was recorded live in Silicon Valley in April 2023.
For more information about BioLogos, please see biologos.org.All Things Created Through Christ - Worship VideoBioLogos2023-04-26 | Deb Haarsma shares a new video made in collaboration with the Calvin Institute for Christian Worship that can bring a sense of wonder into a church service.
Feel free to use this video as a worship and wonder opener at your church!
For more info on video, see: biologos.org/post/all-things-created-through-christ-galaxies-includedCan you Question ?BioLogos2023-03-09 | Can you question what you were taught in church or what scientists claim? We think questions are worth asking. Let's talk about it on the Language of God podcast. biologos.org/podcastDo You Have to Choose?BioLogos2023-03-09 | Do you have to choose between science and faith? We don't think you have to. Check out the Language of God podcast, a podcast about science and faith. biologos.org/podcastCan you Accept Science and ?BioLogos2023-03-09 | Can you accept science and love the bible? We think you can. We talk about this and other issues related to science and faith on the Language of God podcast. biologos.org/podcastCan you be a Christian and ?BioLogos2023-03-09 | Can you be a Christian and a biologist? A astrophysicist? A thinker? A Questioner? We think you can. We explore questions like these and many more on the Language of God podcast, a podcast on faith and science. biologos.org/podcastTim Mackie | What is the Bible?BioLogos2022-10-26 | In this episode, Jim Stump is joined by Tim Mackie, one of the founders of BibleProject. Tim’s transformation from West Coast skateboarder, to Bible student, to video producer may seem surprising, but his unorthodox journey to faith has given him a unique perspective and passion for the Bible. Tim discusses the history of the Bible, explores the context in which it was written, and demonstrates what it looks like to bring the Bible into relevance for people today.Uniquely Unique | What Does it Mean to Be Human (Ep 1)BioLogos2022-10-04 | Humans share 98.6 of their DNA with chimpanzees. Other animals also have the capacity for language, technology, and possibly even morality. And our own bodies consist of more non-human cells than human cells. These similarities invite us to wonder, are humans really all that different from other species? Are we just one species among many or are the things which distinguish us from other species differences of another order? In other words, are we uniquely unique?
In this new Language of God mini series — Uniquely Unique — Jim is joined by our producer Colin for a deep dive into these questions and more. The quest? To try to come to a better understanding of what it means to be human, to bear the image of God. Along the way, you’ll hear from a variety of experts from a wide range of disciplines, drawing on biology, history, anthropology, philosophy, theology and more to try to make sense of our human identity.Uniquely Unique | Biology (Ep 2)BioLogos2022-10-04 | When looking for the thing that makes humans unique on this planet, looking at our biology is an obvious first step. In this episode four experts—an anatomist, a geneticist, a paleo-anthropologist and a neurologist—help us look for something about us, in our bodies, cells, or brains, that make us what we are. In the search we end up finding as much continuity with the animal world as we find uniqueness.
In this new Language of God mini series — Uniquely Unique — Jim is joined by our producer Colin for a deep dive into these questions and more. The quest? To try to come to a better understanding of what it means to be human, to bear the image of God. Along the way, you’ll hear from a variety of experts from a wide range of disciplines, drawing on biology, history, anthropology, philosophy, theology and more to try to make sense of our human identity.Uniquely Unique | Morality, Language, Culture (Ep 3)BioLogos2022-10-04 | Humans and animals have a lot in common, especially when you look only to biology. When you start looking at things like morality, language, and culture, you start to see that our species is quite an outlier. But to what extent do we see the building blocks of morality in other animals? And what is different about the way we communicate from the way so many other creatures communicate? And what is so special about the culture we have developed? Those are the questions we explore with our guests.
In this new Language of God mini series—Uniquely Unique—Jim is joined by our producer Colin for a deep dive into these questions and more. The quest? To try to come to a better understanding of what it means to be human, to bear the image of God. Along the way, you’ll hear from a variety of experts from a wide range of disciplines, drawing on biology, history, anthropology, philosophy, theology and more to try to make sense of our human identity.Uniquely Unique Technology (Ep 4)BioLogos2022-10-04 | Maybe you’ve noticed that we humans are the only creatures making podcasts. That’s at least partially because we’re the only creatures that have developed the tools to make it happen—microphones, computers, word processors. But technology encompasses a lot more than just machines with microchips. In this episode we explore our use of technology starting with the simplest tools up to the recent advances in artificial intelligence to see what role it has had in our development and in our identity as a member of the human species.
In this new Language of God mini series—Uniquely Unique—Jim is joined by our producer Colin for a deep dive into these questions and more. The quest? To try to come to a better understanding of what it means to be human, to bear the image of God. Along the way, you’ll hear from a variety of experts from a wide range of disciplines, drawing on biology, history, anthropology, philosophy, theology and more to try to make sense of our human identity.Uniquely Unique | Our Sad History (Ep 5)BioLogos2022-10-04 | In the long history of searching for what makes humans special we have repeatedly caused great harm to our neighbors, both human and non-human. In fact, it seems that one of the things that makes our species unique is our ability to cause such destruction. The search for human uniqueness can lead to a kind of thinking that devalues everything non-human. When ‘human’ is defined too narrowly, that can leave some humans out. In the first part of this episode we look at how ideas of race have caused us to treat a large portion of our population as less than human. Then we look at how human-centric thinking has had a detrimental effect on our planet.
In this new Language of God mini series—Uniquely Unique—Jim is joined by our producer Colin for a deep dive into these questions and more. The quest? To try to come to a better understanding of what it means to be human, to bear the image of God. Along the way, you’ll hear from a variety of experts from a wide range of disciplines, drawing on biology, history, anthropology, philosophy, theology and more to try to make sense of our human identity.Uniquely Unique | Image of God (Ep 6)BioLogos2022-10-04 | As the series comes to a close, Jim and Colin take stock of one more distinguishing feature of humans—the image of God. While the previous episodes in the series question if humans are uniquely unique from other species from the ground up, this episode changes perspectives to approach an answer from the Heavens down. As usual, they bring in a range of experts from a variety of fields to weigh in on what it means to be made in the image of God. They come to some significant conclusions, including a warning against idolizing human rationality, but also point out where this quest may continue.
In this new Language of God mini series — Uniquely Unique — Jim is joined by our producer Colin for a deep dive into these questions and more. The quest? To try to come to a better understanding of what it means to be human, to bear the image of God. Along the way, you’ll hear from a variety of experts from a wide range of disciplines, drawing on biology, history, anthropology, philosophy, theology and more to try to make sense of our human identity.Creation Groans | Hope on the Other SideBioLogos2022-09-28 | How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. After having delved into the hard reality of the environmental crisis for the previous two episodes, we spend this episode with our focus on hope. We explore what exactly hope is, how it relates to optimism, and how, when we find hope, we might also find repentance, forgiveness, joy, and love.Creation Groans | Into the DarknessBioLogos2022-09-28 | How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. In this episode we allow ourselves to fully contemplate the woundedness of the planet and we reach into the Christian practice of lament as a way to find hope in the midst of the suffering we see around us. The episode ends with a guided lament liturgy.
This is the second of three episodes in the Creation Groans series.Creation Groans | World of WoundsBioLogos2022-09-28 | How should we respond to a problem that seems unsolvable? This is the question we ask in a series about the environmental crisis as we explore the fine line between hope and despair. In this episode we explore some of the wounds to the planet that often go unseen and we realize that the path to hope begins with the acknowledgement that the wounds are deep and troubling.
This is the first of three episodes in the Creation Groans series.
To learn more about the Language of God podcast, visit www.biologos.org/podcast.Reprogramming Humanity: A Closer Look at Technology and EthicsBioLogos2022-08-14 | From the smartphones in our pockets, to cutting-edge techniques in gene editing, the tools of science are creating technological breakthroughs that change our world—and even ourselves.
While many of these impacts are good, others are deeply concerning, raising important questions about human identity, purpose, and hope.With All Your Mind: Francis Collins on Finding Truth and Love in the Midst of a PandemicBioLogos2022-07-03 | Watch Francis Collins’s full talk from the Faith & Science 2022 conference, titled, “With All Your Mind: Finding Truth and Love in the Midst of a Pandemic.” In his talk, he reflects on the pandemic, vaccine development and how to find hope in dark times. Learn more at biologos.org.Curiosity, Wonder, Science, Faith and Human Authenticity by Alister McGrathBioLogos2022-07-03 | Alister McGrath speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos Conference. Learn more at: https://biologos.org.How Science, Faith and Social Action Give us a Fuller Understanding of the PersonBioLogos2022-07-03 | Anne Snyder speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos Conference, in March, 2022. Learn more about how faith and science work hand in hand at: biologos.orgAnne Snyder, David Brooks, and Francis Collins: Faith & ScienceBioLogos2022-07-03 | Q&A with Francis Collins, David Brooks, and Anne Snyder at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos Conference. Learn more at: biologos.orgNY Times columnist David Brooks on Christian HumanismBioLogos2022-07-03 | NY Times columnist David Brooks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference, on how science, faith and social action give us a fuller understanding of the person. Learn more at: biologos.orgFaith and Science in Polarized Times with Deb HaarsmaBioLogos2022-07-03 | BioLogos President BioLogos speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE. Learn more at: biologos.orgThe Unity and Uniqueness of the Human FamilyBioLogos2022-07-03 | Jeffrey Schloss and Joseph Graves speak at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more: https://biologos.,orgJeff Schloss on the Unity and Uniqueness of the Human FamilyBioLogos2022-07-03 | Jeff Schloss speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more at: biologos.orgJoseph Graves on the Unity and Uniqueness of the Human FamilyBioLogos2022-07-03 | Joseph Graves speaks a FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more at: biologos.orgA Christian Response to Climate Change: Q&A with Katharine Hayhoe and Sandra RichterBioLogos2022-07-03 | Katharine Hayhoe and Sandra Richter sit down with April Maskiewicz Cordero at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more at: biologos.orgFacts, Faith, and our Future: A Christian Response to Climate ChangeBioLogos2022-07-03 | Katharine Hayhoe speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more: biologos.orgDisability, Dignity, and The Image of GodBioLogos2022-07-03 | Pastor Lamar Hardwick speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more at: biologos.orgMakoto Fujimura | Creating Beauty from Brokenness (Language of God Live Podcast)BioLogos2022-07-03 | Recorded live at FAITH & SCIENCE, Jim Stump interviews artist Makoto Fujimura. Learn more at: biologos.orgShould a Christian be an Environmentalist?BioLogos2022-07-03 | Sandra Richter speaks at FAITH & SCIENCE, a BioLogos conference. Learn more: biologos.orgYou Say Tomato, I Say Genome - Francis Collins & Phil VischerBioLogos2022-05-02 | Phil Vischer, creator of VeggieTales and host of the Holy Post podcast, teamed up with Francis Collins, BioLogos Founder and Senior Fellow, to write and perform this song at the launch event of Integrate, the faith & science curriculum from BioLogos.
To learn more about Integrate, visit biologos.org/integrate.Deeper Science, Deeper Faith: A Launch of the Integrate CurriculumBioLogos2022-05-02 | Phil Vischer, Francis Collins, Regina McCurdy and other special guests gathered to cast a vision for the next generation and celebrate the launch of Integrate, the new faith & science curriculum from BioLogos.
(Recorded 2/1/2022)
For more information on Integrate, visit biologos.org/integrate!What is Integrate?BioLogos2022-04-06 | Bring Christ-centered faith, rigorous science, and gracious dialogue to your students with Integrate. Explore theological and ethical questions raised by modern science, while cultivating virtues such as humility, wisdom, and wonder. Designed for classroom teachers and home educators, Integrate unit studies can be used alongside any science curriculum or on their own.
For more information, see biologos.org/integrate.Prayer & Encouragement EventBioLogos2022-03-13 | Man discovers; God reveals; we're all blessed! Join us as Dr. David Anderson, Radio Host & Founder of Bridgeway Community Church, prays publicly for scientists on the frontlines of research. Set an example for others to follow as we encourage one another and build bridges between science and faith. We will feature special guests praying over scientists in the fields of cancer, Crohn's, obesity, and COVID-19 research.
Learn more about Dr. David Anderson at andersonspeaks.com Learn more about our friends from Bridgeway at bridgeway.ccFaith and Science In an Age of TribalismBioLogos2022-02-09 | Faith Angle Forum and BioLogos present this conversation featuring Dr. Francis Collins, Founder and Senior Fellow at BioLogos, Dr. Deborah Haarsma, President of BioLogos, and Mr. Peter Wehner of The New York Times and The Atlantic. They reflect on how a sharp decline in trust impacts science, our response to COVID, faith, our engagement in institutions, and the request for harmony between faith and science, followed by a Q&A with the media.Richard Middleton, Being Sacred in a Human WorldBioLogos2022-02-08 | What is the human purpose in God’s world? And how does creation care figure in that purpose? This presentation will sketch the biblical story from creation to eschaton, a sacramental vision that configures the earthly realm as God’s intended dwelling, which is now desecrated (never simply “secular”), but destined for transformation into holiness. This vision may empower the church for the exercise of wise and faithful human action in the healing of the earth, in anticipation of the day when Christ returns to make all things new.Are Humans Above Nature? (Panel)BioLogos2022-02-08 | Veronica Frans, Steven Bouma-Prediger, with Jim Stump moderating.Kyle van Houtan, Depravity, Injustice, and Restoration in Conservation ScienceBioLogos2022-02-08 | Public outreach and science communication have become central goals in conservation science and policy. A key to effective science communication is having clear messages and using metaphor and story to relate to target audiences. In this presentation, I will locate the biblical themes of depravity, injustice, and restoration through my own research in plastic pollution, climate change, and coastal ecosystem restoration.Finding Hope between Indifference and Despair (Panel)BioLogos2022-02-08 | Panel discussion featuring Rahel Wells and Debra Rienstra, with Jim Stump moderating.Milmer Martinez Vergara, Our Invisible CommunityBioLogos2022-02-08 | Exploring the connections between creation care and human well-being, we’ll see how our faith and ecological awareness can propel us to make choices that build community beyond what we can see with our eyes; an approach that can impact post-conflict peace building, biodiversity conservation, and poverty alleviation in rural communities.Why Trust Science?BioLogos2022-01-24 | For centuries, science has increased our understanding of the world around us, yet for some, science feels untrustworthy. But we can discern when science is credible by understanding when scientists are working within their field of expertise, checking their work with others, and whether a particular finding builds upon the confidence that comes from a multitude of data and a community of those searching for truth.The New World Has Been BornBioLogos2021-12-16 | Watch as friends N.T. Wright and Francis Collins sing their re-written rendition of Bob Dylan's "Shelter from the Storm" that they have titled "The New World Has Been Born"
Tom and Francis discuss the origins of this song and more on the BioLogos podcast, Language of God.
Listen here: biologos.org/podcast-episodes/may-hope-aboundScience, Medicine and EthicsBioLogos2021-09-23 | Science and medicine have brought about many amazing advances that can help alleviate suffering and pain. But new technologies also bring with them questions about how and when these technologies should be used. Science alone cannot answer these questions. Instead, ethics and religion must come alongside science and medicine to discern what might bring harm and what might bring healing and relief.Digging Deeper: A TestimonyBioLogos2021-08-27 | Garrett was taught to dig into scriptures from a young age and was also intrigued by science and loved to read. One day he found some books that convinced him that Christians should be leery of science. It wasn’t until much later that he started thinking it wasn’t as simple as he’d been made to believe. He kept digging into science and the word and came to understand that he did not have to choose.Being Human with Jane Goodall and Francis CollinsBioLogos2021-07-16 | What does it mean to be human?
That’s the question Dr. Jane Goodall and Dr. Francis Collins explore in this powerful conversation. The two most recent Templeton Prize Laureates discuss their remarkable relationship, emanating from their joint role in removing chimpanzees from biomedical research, and their perspectives on science, faith, the environment, taking action, and hope.
Join us and our friends at the Jane Goodall Institute for this incredible event!More Than Your GenesBioLogos2021-07-14 | What does it mean to be human? Science can help us understand how our species came to be but it cannot define our purpose for being. For that we must look beyond science and confront what it means to be made in the image of God.